The new partnership supplies $20 million to train and equip Bolivian troops, signalling a fresh push against drug trafficking.

In scorching Balochistan, motorbike riders haul Iranian gasoline across borders, risking fire and conflict while fighting rising fuel prices.

Japan’s competition watchdog raids top ice‑cream makers for alleged price‑fixing, sparking hot‑summer drama.

Australian broadcaster Kyle Sandilands settles for A$12.09 million after being terminated from the KIIS FM breakfast show amid a dramatic on‑air feud.

Interim Venezuelan leader signs a deal with General Electric to fix the nation's crumbling power grid, signaling a shift toward U.S. investment.

U.S. sanctions have drained foreign tourists from Cuba, slashing visitor numbers by 58% and forcing airlines to leave the island.

A viral free‑climber nicknamed the ‘Spider‑Man of Yemen’ fell into the Hardah Dam volcano, prompting a daring rescue that ended in tragedy.

A busy Spanish tapas event turns chaotic when a tourist train overturns, injuring people but leaving no serious injuries.

FIFA confirms 44,985 tickets were scanned at Guadalajara, but fans crowded the concourse, leading to empty seats and fan‑price debates.

The investigation on the Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people is still underway, with significant progress made but no final date yet announced.

Cape Verde's Blue Sharks held Spain to a 0-0 draw in their World Cup opener, sparking street celebrations and national pride in the small island nation.

Tunisia has let go of Sabri Lamouchi after a 5‑1 defeat to Sweden in their first match of the 2026 World Cup.

Tragic rope‑jump from abandoned "Skeleton Bridge" in Brazil caused a 40‑m fatal fall when instructors failed to attach a cord. Three men are now arrested.

The tiny island nation erupted in celebration when their World Cup team held Spain to a draw, sparking wild chants, flag‑waving, and a proud moment for all.

FIFA cleared VAR official Shaun Evans after an uproar over his upside‑down OK hand sign – a gesture found to be a subconscious twitch, not a deliberate statement.

The media watchdog calls the revealed on‑screen partner histories 'disturbing' amid calls for tighter background checks.

South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim passes away at 91, leaving a melodic legacy that transcended apartheid and captured the soul of a nation.

Australian reality stars say partners’ past drug and violence convictions were hidden. Watchdog says it’s ‘serious and disturbing’ as UK regulators weigh in.

South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim dead at 91, his music still echoing against apartheid and around the world.

US alt‑pop star Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash over Rio, sparking outpourings of grief from fans and fellow artists worldwide.

A German broadcaster removed a segment that falsely linked Elon Musk to calls for migrant hunters after a Belfast attack, sparking a legal threat.

A near‑term deal between Iran and the US ends a war, exposing limits of U.S. influence, and reopens the Strait of Hormuz.

A controversial image of an ancient bronze figurine was covered in school books. Discover why India's NCERT pulled it and put the original back.

A US‑broke ceasefire with Iran throws Israel’s security‑themed politics into chaos as Netanyahu faces criticism from allies and rivals alike.

Hungary’s family‑friendly policies gave extra cash to couples, yet the rise in birth rates faded – what lessons should other nations learn?

A Russian artist known for lampooning Putin was shot dead in Biała Podlaska, raising fears about the safety of political dissenters abroad.

A retired British couple reports being fired warning shots near them by a Russian frigate in the English Channel, sparking tensions and calls for investigation.

Democratic Alliance chief Geordin Hill‑Lewis asks President Ramaphosa to sack agriculture minister John Steenhuisen amid fallout from a livestock disease outbreak.

Equatorial Guinea’s entire government resigns after failing to hit 10% of development targets, sparking new leadership under President Teodoro Obiang.

The new partnership supplies $20 million to train and equip Bolivian troops, signalling a fresh push against drug trafficking.

Armed men storm a DR Congo hospital, taking a six‑year‑old Ebola patient, showing how fear and misinformation fuel violence during the outbreak.

Eight US Air Force crew members die in a disastrous B‑52 crash from Edwards Air Force Base. Investigations underway as the community mourns.

U.S. sanctions have drained foreign tourists from Cuba, slashing visitor numbers by 58% and forcing airlines to leave the island.

Hungary’s family‑friendly policies gave extra cash to couples, yet the rise in birth rates faded – what lessons should other nations learn?

A young man’s recovery sparks song and dance in a DR Congo hospital amid a deadly Ebola outbreak.

Interim Venezuelan leader signs a deal with General Electric to fix the nation's crumbling power grid, signaling a shift toward U.S. investment.

Eight US Air Force crew members die in a disastrous B‑52 crash from Edwards Air Force Base. Investigations underway as the community mourns.

Only a handful of ships have crossed the Hormuz Strait since the US‑Iran deal, as security fears, mines and new fees stall traffic.

India temporarily blocks Telegram amid concerns it could help cheating in the re‑held medical entrance exam, sparking debate over student rights.

India temporarily blocks Telegram to curb exam fraud as the NEET‑UG test is re‑held amid protests over a leaked paper.